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Electronic Eye : The Rise of Surveillance Society.
Title:
Electronic Eye : The Rise of Surveillance Society.
Author:
Lyon, David.
ISBN:
9780816686131
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (281 pages)
Contents:
Contents -- Preface and Acknowledgements -- I: SITUATING SURVEILLANCE -- 1 Introduction: Body, Soul and Credit Card -- Surveillance in Everyday Life -- Surveillance in Modern Society -- The Social Impact of Technology -- Technology and Totalitarianism -- The Problem of Privacy -- Personhood and Postmodernity -- Understanding Surveillance Society -- 2 Surveillance in Modern Society -- A Prehistory of Surveillance -- Surveillance and Modernity -- The Military, War and Modern Surveillance -- The Nation-State and Modern Surveillance -- Capitalism and Modern Surveillance -- Surveillance, Modernity and Beyond -- 3 New Surveillance Technologies -- From Papermongers to Databanks -- The Difference Technology Makes -- What Do Computers Do? -- New Technology and Surveillance Capacity -- New Technologies: New Surveillance? -- New Surveillance: Evidence and Debate -- 4 From Big Brother to the Electronic Panopticon -- The Police State and the Prison -- Orwell's Dystopia -- The Panopticon from Bentham to Foucault -- Electronic Surveillance: Panoptic Power? -- Evaluating Electronic Panopticism -- Beyond Orwell, Bentham and Foucault -- II: SURVEILLANCE TRENDS -- 5 The Surveillance State: Keeping Tabs on You -- You and Your Data-Image -- The Surveillance State -- A Political Economy of New Surveillance -- New Technologies and Surveillance Capacity -- From Crib to Coffin: Fine-grained Files -- Managing Health Care Spending: The Ontario Health Card -- Administration, Computers and Beyond -- 6 The Surveillance State: From Tabs to Tags -- Spiderman's Solution -- Electronic Identification -- Computers that Converse: Record Linkage -- Police Computers: Command and Control -- Computerizing National Security -- State Surveillance, Citizenship and Globalization -- 7 The Transparent Worker -- Chaplin and Chips -- The Watched Workplace -- Taylorism and Technology.

Towards Disorganized Surveillance? -- The Transparent Worker -- Computer-Intensified Surveillance -- Post-Fordism, Disorganized Surveillance and Beyond -- 8 The Targeted Consumer -- Junk Mail Marketing -- Taylorism Transposed? -- The Domestic Threshold -- New Technologies for Surveillance?: Caller ID and Smart Cards -- Data Entrepreneurs and Strategic Information -- Commercial Surveillance Capacities -- Consumerism and Surveillance Theory -- III: COUNTER-SURVEILLANCE -- 9 Challenging Surveillance -- The Challenge of and the Challenge to -- The Challenge of Surveillance -- The Challenge to Surveillance: I Privacy Law -- The Challenge to Surveillance: II Social Movements -- Beyond the Watershed -- 10 Privacy, Power, Persons -- Mirages of Modernity? -- Privacy Invaded -- The Public and the Private -- Diminishing Private Space? -- Privacy and Property -- Privacy or Autonomy? -- A Superpanopticon? -- Surveillance and Personhood -- Beyond Privacy -- 11 Against Dystopia, Distance, Division -- Real-Time Dystopia -- Dystopia in Surveillance Theory -- Is Seeing Knowing? -- Confessing, Controlling, Confidence -- From LA to the Other City -- Towards an Alternative -- 12 Beyond Postmodern Paranoia -- Postmodern Paranoids -- Surveillance Society Today -- For the Future -- Notes -- Select Bibliography -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Y -- Z.
Abstract:
Lyon looks into our mediated way of life, where every transaction and phone call, border crossing, vote, and application registers in some computer, to show how electronic surveillance influences social order in our day.
Local Note:
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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